State of the Union Addresses of John Quincy Adams
State of the Union Addresses of John Quincy Adams
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The congress of ministers from several of those nations which assembledat Panama, after a short session there, adjourned to meet again at amore favorable season in the neighborhood of Mexico. The decease of oneof our ministers on his way to the Isthmus, and the impediments of theseason, which delayed the departure of the other, deprived UnitedStates of the advantage of being represented at the first meeting ofthe congress. There is, however, no reason to believe that anytransactions of the cong...ress were of a nature to affect injuriously theinterests of the United States or to require the interposition of ourministers had they been present. Their absence has, indeed, deprivedUnited States of the opportunity of possessing precise and authenticinformation of the treaties which were concluded at Panama; and thewhole result has confirmed me in the conviction of the expediency tothe United States of being represented at the congress. The survivingmember of the mission, appointed during your last session, hasaccordingly proceeded to his destination, and a successor to hisdistinguished and lamented associate will be nominated to the Senate.
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The congress of ministers from several of those nations which assembledat Panama, after a short session there, adjourned to meet again at amore favorable season in the neighborhood of Mexico. The decease of oneof our ministers on his way to the Isthmus, and the impediments of theseason, which delayed the departure of the other, deprived UnitedStates of the advantage of being represented at the first meeting ofthe congress. There is, however, no reason to believe that anytransactions of the cong...ress were of a nature to affect injuriously theinterests of the United States or to require the interposition of ourministers had they been present. Their absence has, indeed, deprivedUnited States of the opportunity of possessing precise and authenticinformation of the treaties which were concluded at Panama; and thewhole result has confirmed me in the conviction of the expediency tothe United States of being represented at the congress. The survivingmember of the mission, appointed during your last session, hasaccordingly proceeded to his destination, and a successor to hisdistinguished and lamented associate will be nominated to the Senate.
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